Tabist Sakura No Yakata Hotel

Sauna is broken

I booked a hotel for one night at short notice. The hotel room was large, had a hot spring, and had a very old-fashioned design. I booked this hotel because of a sudden change in my itinerary that day. If I had booked in advance, I would have chosen another hotel.

It was a very polite response.

It was neither good nor bad, and I'm glad I was able to stay at a cheap price!

It seems like a Japanese inn is run by a foreigner, so I don't recommend it to anyone looking for Japanese-style polite service. I think the cost performance is good.

It was my first time staying at such a horrible hotel. No breakfast, no dinner, baths are slow, the heating doesn't work in the room, the futon is flimsy, it feels like sleeping with a towel blanket on the floor, and it's so cold that I can't sleep unless I wear a down jacket. A ryokan with no meals. There were only Chinese people there, so it was difficult to understand the language, and 36,000 yen was expensive. If it was a convenience store in the morning and evening, I would have preferred a business hotel, even if it was a little expensive. There are no restaurants nearby either. I don't want to come again. When I went to take a bath after 6 o'clock, I couldn't take a bath while it was being cleaned. The children who were looking forward to the delicious meal were disappointed and felt sorry for them.